Rubén Sánchez with Phoenix Brossard and Jérémie Laheurte in París.
The Spanish director of the moment was seen in Paris with the two French actors. On a terrace in the 10th arrondissement.
According to sources, both are discussing upcoming projects they have in common for next year.
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